Tim Carter Favorite Books

This is a partial list of my favorite books. It's not in any order at all.

I'd scroll through them to see what you might like. I do have a penchant for history books.

Here's my favorite love story. If you have grandkids, this is a must-read for boys and girls alike.

Mike Mulligan and his Steam Shovel - by Virginia Lee Burton -This is an epic story of great qualities to strive for: diligence, hard work, loyalty, and love. CLICK THE BOOK COVER to have it in your hands in days.

The next one is an amazing tale about how the US transcontinental railroad came to be. Thirty-thousand men were working on it at one time. They were in a race to see who could lay the most track. It's very well written.

Nothing Like It In The World - by Stephen Ambrose It's a magnificent book about how the latest technology of the time radically changed the world. CLICK THE IMAGE to have this book in your hands in days.

If you love traveling out West in the USA and wonder about all the mountains, rivers and everything you see, this is the book for you. It's written for a layperson like you. The captions in some of the photos will crack you up.

Rough-Hewn Land by Keith Heyer Meldahl - I read this twice it was so good. CLICK THE BOOK COVER now to have this in your hands in days or minutes should you be a Kindle user.

Do you like mystery books? This book reads like one of the best detective reads you've ever experienced. Once again, it's written for the layman. CLICK THE COVER NOW to have this in your hands in days or minutes.

 

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